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The South Coast Botanic Garden will host 'Dinosaurs Around the World,' bringing 13 lifelike animatronic figures to the green space.

The store is not just a store. It's not merely a set of walls and some clothes. It's a humming, vibrant human expression.

There's an underlying wit to the fall/winter ready-to-wear collection, which spotlights a collaboration with the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation.

The state's proposed 'zone zero' rules are commonsense fire safety, proponents say, but opponents fear they will decimate Southern California's urban forest.

A sexy West Hollywood guy wanted to connect on Hinge. He checked all the boxes: smart, weird, creative, attractive. Were we a good match?

The Korean tailoring company not only represents the enduring legacy of this skilled trade, but also of a network of families who have carried its mission across decades.

There'll be baked goods, a hike and time to glide across the wooden floors at retro rink Moonlight Rollerway.

Ohio-born director and screenwriter Tyler Piña dreamed of living in Los Angeles. It ended up better than he had imagined.

"The Cortège," running this September at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center, revives an ancient art -- the procession -- turning it into a communal release of grief.

Junk journalers, the daughters of the scrapbooking generation, are finding community through their low-cost, beginner-friendly craft.